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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-15
Was this silud Ncadiupe
rio Baiet h. The fropiience Journal.

Arlo Bditt Il. The Fropi itsce Journal.
A [Boatonl gentleman recently related
an experience which no did not seem to
regard as either enjoyable or amusing, but
which ho was willing to own was curious,
He went with 3 friend 10 call on a young
lady who Ia famous in her particular circle
for her powers Of mind reading, and the
remark with which his introduction was
acknowledged wac:
II am very happy to meet you Mr.. A.,
you will DO wiser no. to Co."
He regarded the young woman with a
look oil dszsd smlzemeat, aud reflected
that 90 BIO had mentioned to no living be.
Ing Of tho TACT tfst he was considering the
wisdom Of removing to Chicago to engage
In business, nobody could have given bis
hostess q hint to speak In this manner.
why not?" he Btammered; and then
before she could speak, he added: II am
aure l do not know what you mean"
The lady smiled Berenely and motioned
him 10 a chair.
"Please be seated" she aaid. Then
turning again toward Mr.. A. with the air
Of enjoying bis bewilderment, she went
on: you are SO heartily out OF ~conceit
mAtA SiAiCasoi AAu you hle 30 IOQu OF the
East, that you wouldn't stay. You would |
only force yourself to hold on until you
were well establiehtd and by that time
you would have your endurance and
would give up everything to come back"
"NoT, I'd said that to myself q hundred
times" Mr.. A. commenced, in relating
The incident, but how in tho world did
she know l felt as If my whole back
bone were creeping up to hide under my
shirt collar; and for my part l think It
Was horribly impertinert Of her to eprinp
that kind Of thing on me the first minute
| set eyes on her. Anyway it was devilish
unpleasant"
He was 60 overcome by this reception
that he did not recover bis selt-poasession
during the entire call.
"And there Y sat-" ho further unbur.
dened his eoul to me, "appsrently think.
ing it the best joke in the world. Heavensl
Hes going to marry her, aud when he
comes home at night she'll tell him how
many glasses Of punch he has drunk, and
all about the girl he admired in the horse
car. Deucedly pleasant time he'll have.
Fancy living in the house with a woman
who knowa what you think as we'll as you
do yourself. Why, I'd rather break stones
on the street," ..
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HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE.
A Cosy City House for Less tl,nn $4,000, and
.nH More to Follow. ~

Where ground is high, aud s;fnll lott
is not within evervbody's reach, as hsp.
pens to be the csse in Wheeling, it IL
something OF o problem to work out 8 com
Portable and attractive home on q marrow
lot. The above design is intended to meel
just such requirements, and at small cost
Special features.-A cellar under the
whole house, with a laundry in the rear
e1teneicn. Stationary tubs. There.iB sufi.
cient air space over the second story csl-
ing to insure cool sleeping rooms in sum.
mer. The front of the second story ie
shingled. The hali timbess over the triple
windows and the new and pretty cornice
at the top gives this front a good deal OF
beauty and character. The email narrow
windows, Get far apart and the hideous
bracketed cornices which We usually see
in these cheap fronts, arc positively ugly.
The good housewives eye will note with
pleasure that there 10 ample closet room
in this cosy dwelling.
Size Of s]tructure: Front, 16 feet. s
inches. Side, A feet, 0 inches, including
extension. Side 40 feet, 0 inches, includ-
ing porch.
Size OF rooms: Sac floor plans,
Height Of stories: Cellar, I feet; first
story, 0 ieot, Q inches; second story, 8 feet,
G inches.
Materials: Foundation; brick; first
story, clapboards; second story, shingles
lin %front); roof, tin. 81
Cost: $3.50 to 5 1900 complete.
The above design (called No. 1871 was
furnished us for publication by The Co
Operative Building Plan Association, q
large firm Of architecte doing business az
1871 Broadway. New York, who mako a
specially Of country and suburban work,
being able 10 furnish tho drawings aud
specifications for more than three hundred
different designs, mostly Of loT aud mod
crate cost. They invite correspondence
from all intending builders, however din
tant. They will send their latest publ.
cation (called Shoppell's Modern Houses.
No. 81 containing more than fifty designs
on receipt Of 81, f5
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The True Lady.

Youths Companion. I'D
A story is told OF G woman who con.
trived during severai hours to occupy with
her satchels and shawls two seats in 8
crowded car Of q train on a Western rail.
road. OLD women and ladies with chill.
dren stood looking appealingly at her,
unable to find a seat. But her stately
msnner and naughty stare daunted them.
Tho conductor, without remonstrance,
found places for them in another car. Al
last, q huge, slovenly ranch woman, carry
ing alunch.basket, redolent OF onions and
garlic, came 10.
"There is place for you. Take it,
said the conductor.
She took it, amidst the covert smiles O.
the passengers and occupied it during tbs
rest Of the long journey.
1t ia true tia. such women as these in
our mixed eoolal liie frequently assume
authority on the strength OF their rich
clothes and money. They succeed in i'm
posing upon their fellow.passengers, theil
trades-people and servants, who are puz
zled by them, and treat them by turn
| with inso!ence or e~ubaerviency. But no
body ia puzzled by the true gentlswoman
tho woman, whatever BE- her rank, who
meets us with sell. respect, kindness ant
g%entleneea, does not wear armor OF proc
against insult. She carries rather thu
magic w!tch-hazel, which finds the foun
tain OF good in every heart, and change!
rudeueas from tho cosrsest and most vul
gsr into difference and respect.
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Parting With Birdie.

It'd BtN. Ig4Hrs Is iiU4. issH- 80 ssra44-1
y sit amt ov'rybody I'd trust my little
gel to-" said old farmer Skinner to the
loye.lorn young granger who had become
enamored With Mics sallie Skinner and
wished to carry her from the loving care
and shelter Of the home nest. The ''little
gal," who was 5 feet II inches tall in her
bare feet las she was at that moment),
hid her happy. blushing face on the dsar,
ford old fathers shoulder, and wept happy
tears an he said to the deeply moved
lover: "You must take good keer Of my
wee birding, Jack. Ricollect that she's
been raiaed kind o. tender like. Two
acres o day is all l ever asked her to pillow,
and an acre OF corn a day is all she's used
to hoeing. she kin do light work, sich as
making rail fences and digging post.holea,
and burning brush, and all that, but amt
used to reg'lar farm work. and you mustn't
ask too much OF her. It's hard for her
old dad to give his little sunshine up.
He'll have to split his own cord.wood and
dig his own taters now. But 60, birdie,
and be happy!" 10
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What Trun Merit WIll do.

The unprecedented sale OF Boschee's
German Syrup within a few years, has
as.onished the world. It is without doubt
thu eafest and best remedy ever discover
cd for tie speedy and effectual cure Of
coughs, colds ard the severest lung
troubles. 1t acts OF IN entirely different
principle from the usual prescriptions
given by phyaicians. as it does not dry up
q cough and lesve the disease still in the
System, but on the contrary removes the
cause Of tho trouble, heals the parta affect.
ed snd leaves them in q purely healthy
condition. A bottle kept in the house for
use when the diseases make their appear
ance, will save Doctors bills and q long
spell Of eerious illness. A trial will CON
vince you Of these facts. 1t 10 positively
sold by all druggists and general dealers in
the land: Price, rs cents, large bottles.
k-lIH" #-N..H.- -H#H. faaT.a HEfANF'f .. ntEV "
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GERMS.
Their Universal Prevalence, Danger
GUS Character and How they
I---- u LIN mud 4 en TX nlal -- ---

Live ana Arc Killed.
The Germans consume largo amounts Of
uncookcd pork, and often got living animals
called trichinn into their blood, winch
cause tho most terrible death. Americans
draw In tho germs OF disease md death
with every breath. Malaria, mlasna, sewer
grs and the thousand poisons in tho mir,
IN food md In water uro At war with health
md lif0 all tho while. Tho blood TINT cir.
culntes In human veins Is composed OF mum.
bers OF small corptsclcs that resemble nni-
mails and when anything poisonous gets
into tho blood Il becomes Just like %stagnant
whter, full OF living animals TINT feed upon
each other md upon tho blood itself. And
yet not ono person In nifty Is FREQ from
mont OF tho life, whether awake or nslccp
Q million poisonous animals, invisible to
tho naked eye, nro feeding upon tho very
clements TINT nnko md suatnIn life,
These urc fcts-thcy arc solemn
truths md they demand the most
serious attention, These germs must 10
killed; they must DO annihilntcd. But
howl Prof. Austin Flint OF l,oucvue Hos.
pitnl College. New York, says: Tho u.
tho striking characteristics OF progress In
tho practice OF medicine during tho last
half century," while DR.. ]. p. Gilbert OF
Lyons, N. Y. says: "From my experience
in tho treatment OF chronic diseases Of q
wasting md %dobllitating nature | hive fro
9ucntly found 1t necessary to ndvise
tho use Of stImulants, md In my
opinion Duify's Pure Malt Whiskcy for
purity md other desirable qualities
cannot DO surpassed for such pur-
poses. Its action seems to BIO TINT OF
o pure stimulant, with mono OF tho inebrl.
ating effects which nro too often found In
so.callcd medicinal whiskcys."
Whom wo consider tho terrible amount OF
poison that Is In tho blood, and tho misery
and death it's causing, und when wo realize
that Its germs can I'LL be driven ont by
q stimuiant mot intoxicant) like Dufry's
Pure Malt Whiskey, We have CAUSE for
thankfllness that modern science Is doing
80 much for mankind in removing disease,
destroying its cause md bringing health
md happiness instead OF misery ind death.
Most OF tho leading people Of tho land arc
realizing tho value Of this Whiskcy, and
many whose ~Preiadiees have heretofore
kept them entirely from tho use OF spirits
are seeing It's puro ana valuable qualities In
In their homes. ~
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Tho western Settlers Chosen spec,Do,

With every advance Of emigration into tho far
West, n new demand Is created for Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. Newly peorled regions nye fro.
quenuy less salubrious than older settled local..
tics, on account Of the mIasma which rises from
recently cleared land, particularly along tho banks
oil rivera that arc subject to ireshcts. The agicul.
tu,al or mining emlsrant coon learns, when he
does not already know, that tho Bltters afford the
only sun protection against malaria, and those
disorders OF the stomach, liver and bowels, to
which climate changes, exposure, and unaccus.
toned OF, unhealthy water or diet subject him.
Conveniently. he places an estimate upon Ibis
great household specific and preventive common.
su1te with It's intrinsic. merits. and Is careful to
keep on hand a restorative and. promoter oil health
10 implicitly to b relied upon In IN Of need.
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TRADE.
rhs Features of tho Money and sto,

The Features OF tho Money and Stock
Markets.
NEw YORK. March 14.-Money on call easy at TX
&C per cent, closed at sa4 per cent. Prime NOR.
camille paper GAG per cent. Sterling Exchange
weak at 81 STAT 81.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Dull and heavy; sales 1851 ,0oo,
GOVERNMENT BoSDs-Dull and steady.
STATE %DoSDs-Dull. but firm.
The new week opened on the Stock Exchange
with a moderately active aud weak market, aud
Win q more general distribution Of the business
and interest than has been seen for some time,
Thewa!tirG policy Of advocatts Of higher prices gave
the opportunity 10 mid The entire list. The mar.
let displayed consIdemble ieverishncss, but soon
tirore l. Ohio deal Ltill continued 10 be the min.
cipal dIstur bling cement. The weakness displayed
was. caused by rlmors circulated in regard to
HoekinsiValleS which became a great factor In ere:
wclo to the ellectlhat the company is In serioul
financial difficulties. md that a default Il proba.
bic at the next interest paymeat, on the sixth.
strong, and advauceJ over Saturdays flnnl figures
ranged up 10 Is per cent. There were further small
gsins IN the esrly trading, but before the end OF
the isst fifteen minutes the entire market was dc.
cllning under tho lead Of Hooking Valley, Rich
mood d West Point and Union Pacific.
After the first hour there was q period OF dull.
nos, but the pressure was soon removed, and O
declining tendency continued until l r. N. Alter
that tluc tlle!o was q functional rally
which was followed In turn by q los
Of sm:ll gains recorded. The lsst houl
showed a much letter feeling. and the
close was quiet hut firm at small fractions bette,
than the lowest OF the day. The entire active lis'
IL lower this evening, though losses are for frac
tional a,nounts oly, except for Hooking Valley
which is of, N and Union Pacific l per cent,
while Morris Il Essex was au exception In showing
a gain Of y! per cent. Transactions sol, 30 shares.
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Tho Bump OF Suoezlng.

dlbunV JouTHdl,
AS q Journal representative sat in the
chair Of a Maiden Lane barber the other
day tho genial artist Of the brush Observed
that the journalist sneezed when his hair
was combed. ibid l touch the sneezing
spot z" inquired tho barber. He then pro.
ceeded to explain that the "sneezing
spot was a sensitive place to tho left Of
tho middle Of the forehead. "Why,"
said he, "there are men who come in
here who sneeze regularly every time l
comb their hair orahave them Just as soon
as the comb passes over that spot. I had
q man in hero yesterday who Bneezed
three times inst cs hard rs he could, all
because /. I touched the 'sneexing spot
1t must be a very small nerve that tickle,
the nostril,n
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OH CITY, March l4.-Opened at 62Tc: highest
62s7so: lowest G2774c; closed at 6271c; sales $4,000
barrels; c!ea.ances 2,l20.000 barrels; charters 81, SOS
barrels: shipments z .267 barrels.
and fairly active; opened at Gs77Gc: closed at 621sc;
highest e3Ac; lowest 62ssSc.
BRADFORD, PA, March 1i.-Opened at 63Ec;
closed at CSC; highest G3Ac; lowest G991sc; clear.
ances l,10O.UW barrels.
TI1usvulE, Pa, March 14.-0pcned at G2Nc;
highest G393Rc; lowest 61151zc; closed al 62hc.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. March 1L-Pctroleum dull;
70 abel testin barrels SIC.
New York, March l4.-Petroleum firm; United
closed at &C, re- . Far lT'ET
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Tho best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhsum, fever
sores. tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, md pcai.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents pei
box. For sale by Logan < Co.
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Many

OF the good things Of this life are sor.
rowfully let alone on account Of Dyspep.
sin. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation
sold on a positive guarantee at 25 and SO
cents, by Logan & Co. and O. Menke.
mallep. 2
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Save

the children. They arc especially liable
to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop-
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackers'
English Remedy q positive cure. Isasyes
hours Of anxious watching. Sold by Lo-
gan 4 Go. and G. Menkeneller.
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"Hello, Richelieu! You don't call on
Miss Dilby any moro-sometbipg up?"
"Yes, Arthur; l confess it-there is!
Why, don't you know, l staid a little late
the other night, and dash mo if che didn't
get up and wind tho clock |"
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Babies

That are fretlul, peevinh, CROSS, or troubled
with Windy Collie, Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved at
once by using Acker's Baby Soother. 1t
contains no Opium or Morphine, hence is
cafe. Price 25 cents. Sold by Logan 4
Co. and @. Menkemeller. s
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Blood Elixir is the only Blood Remedy
guaranteed. It is a positive cure for Ui-
GERS, Etuptions or syphilitic Poisoning.
Il puniies tho whole system, and ban
lshea all Rheumatic and Neuralglc pains.
Mo guarantee it. Logan 4 Co. and @.
Menkemelle-. z !
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Nights is the complaint of thousands
suffering from Aethma, Consumption,
Coughs, etc. Did you ever try Acker's
English Remedy? It is the best prepa.
ration known for all Lung Troubles, sold
on q positive guarantee at 10c., Soc. Logan
& Co. and G. Menkemeller,
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A Montpelier WI girl stepped up to
tho poat office delivery window and began
flirting with tho clerk, when tho postmas-
ter came out Hith thu suggestion that it
was not lawful to trihs with tho males.
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Z "Do you have damp sheets" said the
old man at the hotel securing a
room. NO" said the clerk, who wanted
to be obliging, "but We can sprinkle EN-
for you If you like them that way"
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AN intelligent person when hurt will at
once procures bottle OF Salvation Oil. 1t
is the best thing to cure sTellings. burns,
or wounds. All druggists sell it ct twenty
five cents q bottle.
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"Ah! but zis eez a funny contree. II a
man hsf q fast horse he csll 1t mere after
his muzzsre, aud if he hat two ha calls 1t
pere after his fathaire." -
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Dry Goods.

NEW York, March A-New business was OF good
proportions, but tho demand tomewhat irregular,
az Of cotton goo %, spot aud deliveries during the
month were only wanted. Tie tono Of the market
was yc1y steady.
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Palmer's '.skin-sucoessp Is
speedy, positive cure for skin and scalp
diseases. At drug store OF McLain Bros.
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CHICAGO, Ill.,. March A-wheat market 'ra,he,
dull aud generally weaker to-day. May opened Al
s211lc, the highest OF tho day. lell TO SIX, closing al
that figure, Corn quiet Oats easier, Pork, nc
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t Cotton. sE
ding 9Ac. -i
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Or, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

VIII cure Diseases OF the KidncJc, Gravel, Glc1t
Structures, and all Urinary and UsethIal diseases.
Nervous and Phyrlcal Debility, Seminal Weakness,
Loss Of .VigoE, Premature pscilno In Man, EatlT
DOGGY, Impoteccy caused by errors OF youth, or.
knd nose, ullo.s, eruptious, %scroiule, tetter, salt
rkeuni, and al blas1 and skin diseased. Female
Weakness speedily cured. donGrrhce cured In
three days. Prioc IS CO. Sold In Wheeling, ". Va,
By i. i. BocKlltG, Druggist. Font BY m seslsd,
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CINCINNATI. O., March A.-Hogs arm; com
mon and light 81 S5a5 80; packing and butcher
S. eoa6 C5; receipts 200 head; shipments 6(
head,
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Adams Exrress.".l42 Northern Pacific. .....' M
American Express, l09Ml do preferred. .....,,,, aSE
Canada Southern. .. b7AlChicsgo 4 N. W.....llhI
Central Pacific ........ 36El do preferred. .....- lAl ;
Chesapeake l. Ohio. 7AIScw York Central ...l l21i
do first preferred. l4&hOhio & Mississippi. ~
DO seconds. .......,.. 9ht do prcferrcd......... IS
G., c., G.. & I.......... 6? Pacific Mail............ t3h
Denver Il Il. G....... 2i55II Pittsburgh ........ ....l6lH
Erie -................. ... 23h1s Reading ............-.. 81
do preferred. ...... 70Elst. l.. It s. F.-......... 82L;;
Fort Waync... !. ...1i6El do pretcrred....,.. 65
Kansas Il Tcxas..,., S0ssSi do first preferred .1l4M
Lake Erie & West., IS 10. N. h St. Paul...,.. 9lai
Lake Shorc... "a do preferred -....... 1907
Louisville & Nash. %6lsEITcxaS Il Paci1c-..... -
L., N. A. i C........, co Union Paci1c.......... 5Gh,
Mem. & ChaS-...... 60 United States Ex.-, Sc
Michigan Centtel... S9klW.. St. L. & P.......... l6I
Missouri Pacific. .... lE7 do preferred ........ oo9ss
Nash. 4 Chat.,...,, s3Ls| Wells.Fargo Ex....,lV
New jersey Central. G9tlWestesn Union. ...... ISL
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Fkh. foul, flesh. folly. ilamboyant md Haunting,
Shall ! weigh all my woo on the wing OF a wish,
And hunt where tho humapized horrGrs arehaunt
Ing. rErHIHF0
And focus my fate ON tho fn O! u nshy
It'd L,us.
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lid.


3.t1G 5oT1
M., X. l. T. gen. 6s... 90
Northern Pac. iirsts..1l7
North. Pac. seconds .1GG5I
Northwest. consuls. ..l89
IN. ". debcntures-,..lm
list. Paul consuls......lU
rcx.G Pac,land gr's.. 6h
TICK. & PRc. X. G. ex.
ira coupons........... Il
Union Pac. trsts......llSk
West Shorc.............lQ&
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Pulling with power and pallld with pain,
Drunk with the pain drausht OF the demon OF
drinkers,
l delugc tho day with q dirge OF dhdainl
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olUU u O5UU Ing for us. Agents preferred
who can furnish their own horses and give their
whole time to the. business. Spsre moments may
DO probably employed also, A few vacancies In
towns and cities: ! F.JouSsoS 4 Co, 1913 Main
street, Richmond, Va, ITFII-.3 .1G7III-|-1
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Gaatatas for Flower Time!.

gEt
teachers Of Juvenile Singing Glasses do not need
Tvc lola OF tho intense interest mud enthusiasm
ruMhS ATTENDS the bringing out Of n now C4SrATA.
sse ao1!0winS are new, bright, pretty and eMlly
'nsh' commence In time to prepare them.
roiet. OF Nature. 0perctta. n. D. Sargent.
iotest Jubilee Band. q N. B. sargent.
New Fl0rn's Festival. Bradbury.
W. Arranged by J. G. johnson.
"e'ry company, or Cadets Picnic. Collin Coo.
r'sceo Of each book, 10 cents, or s. 60 per doz.
Inc first two books arc by a nature end music:
III, nv, VINO hllA them with very sweet songs OF
t 90; Howers, insects, etc. Ftora's Festival,
svueleG III size, and with minute directions, will
'"SV;e = ~ success, rs will, In another way, the
Ae'sy Company" I8#lSE
w new edition Of Voices OF Praise, 40 cents, OF
~ ~ per to.l by Rev. OIL. 1lutchlns, Is cordially
fNSmucnded 70 all who wish a Sunday School SolI
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tsaoos, Academies md lseminarios arc Away,
S s~S N adopting the carefully compiled schoo,
nv hooIs Of Olson & Go. We recommend iol
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